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How much is the pii?
3,14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510
What methods are for safeguarding PII?
all of the above
What is faster pii 600 mhz piii 600khz Pentium 600mhz or 486 turbo?
PIII 600MHz
What are the reporting requirements for lost PII?
The US Cert within one hour (see https://www.rmda.army.mil/privacy/docs/ALARACT_050_2009_1.pdf)
How has rockets changed over time?
The short, simple version: The ancient Chinese were perhaps the first rocket designers. Their rockets were loaded with black powder and were used for fireworks (celebrations) and pyrotechnics (warfare). While they were relatively effective, there is little information available on their construction. Likely, they were built using paper and light wood or bamboo. Later version of rockets, especially those used for warfare were a bit more technologically advanced. The Nazis of WWII built V1 and V2 ballistic rockets. Later versions were gyroscopically stabilized, but they were largely point and shoot devices. That is they were generally aimed, fueled to reach their destination, and when the fuel ran out, the bomb dropped destroying whatever it hit. During the fifties and sixties American and Soviet technology developed to the point that liquid fueled rockets were used to launch vehicles into orbit around the Earth, and to send manned expeditions to the moon. The technology and actual engines were adapted from intercontinental missiles. They stood stories tall, and utilized advanced guidance and control systems. While American and Soviet technology stood at the forefront of rocket and missile technology, they took divergent paths. Americans sought smaller, more accurate systems, while Russian research built bigger vehicles and much heavier payloads. Perhaps the height of current rocket technology was reached in the late seventies and early eighties with the development of the Pershing II missile system. The accuracy and reliability of the engines and guidance systems of the PII far exceeded anything the Russian programs were able to build, and beyond the imagination of anything existing in any other nation of the world.
A PII breach is an actual or possible loss of control unauthorized access of personal information where?
Breach
What is the actual or possible loss of control unauthorized disclosure or unauthorized access to PII?
Breach
What is a PII breach?
The unintended disclosure of Personnal Identifying Information
What is the FIRST responsibility for reporting the breach of PII?
Report to U.S. CERT
Anyone discovering a PII breach must notify hisher supervisor who will in turn notify the installation Privacy Official?
False. Member should report any PII breach to the installation Privacy Official directly.
What do Most PII breach incidents result from?
Internal attacks on agency stystems.
Which statement best describes the definition of a PII breach?
The actual or possible loss of control, unauthorized disclosure, or unauthorized access to physical or electronic PII
What is ltcol brooks' first responsibility for reporting the breach of PII?
Report to U.S. CERT
What is the actual or possible loss of control unauthorized disclosure or unauthorized acess to PII?
Breach
Do most PII breach incidents result from external attacks on agency systems?
False
Are most PII breach incidents result from external attacks on agency systems?
False
What is lt col brooks' first responsibility for reporting the breach of PII?
Report to U.S. CERT
